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Participants Complete Multi Grouse Grind® Challenge Over $26,000 raised for North Shore Rescue After an amazing 19-hour day on the Grouse Grind®, Grouse Mountain is thrilled to announce that the Multi Grouse Grind® Challenge has raised more than $26,000 in support of North Shore Rescue with donations still coming in following a record number of participants.The overall winner was James Stewart

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phases: clearing of the gondola easement area, building of the foundations for both the base and plateau stations, assembly of the towers and line work, system testing and now, opening. A homage to the Mountain’s original inhabitants that the Resort was named after, the Blue Grouse Gondola features 15 towers, 27 eight-person cabins and an average trip time of 5.5 minutes, allowing the new lift to

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homage to the Mountain’s original inhabitants that the Resort was named after.

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Participants Complete 8th Annual Multi Grouse Grind® Challenge Thousands raised for North Shore Rescue (North Vancouver) After an amazing 19-hour day on the Grouse Grind®, Grouse Mountain is thrilled to announce that the Multi Grouse Grind® Challenge has raised more than $26,000 in support of North Shore Rescue with donations still coming in following a record number of participants. The overall

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the bear. Do not try to get closer to it. If the bear gets too close, make noise to threaten or distract it.Stay together. If you are with others, act as a group. Keep children close – pick up and carry small children.Go indoors.Watch the bear until it leaves. Make sure the bear has a clear escape route. After the bear is gone and it's safe, make sure there is nothing in the area that will attract

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in the Valley Plaza. You will receive a follow up email the week prior to your camp date outlining important information for your camp, including check in and check out procedure and further information regarding waivers, lift tickets and rentals. Camp Times* Morning (AM): 8:00am-11:30am Full Day: 9:00am-3:30pm Midday: 10:00am-1:30pm Afternoon (PM): 12:30pm-4:00pm After School: 4:30pm-8:00pm What

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calling the Peak "Grouse Mountain".Soon after this first ascent, Grouse Mountain began attracting hundreds of intrepid hikers. Among these were Don and Phyllis Munday who built the first log cabin on the mountain. Today, the Munday Alpine Snowshoe Park bears their name in honour of their contributions to mountaineering. Early Milestones Plans for a Railroad In 1910 a group of entrepreneurs decided to

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works continue on their structures.To make way for the new gondola, at the end of June, the iconic Blue Tram was decommissioned after 58 years of operation. The tram cars are currently both stationed at the base of the mountain, and while our plans for them aren’t yet finalised, this won’t be the last you see of the Blue Tram.With the removal of the Blue Tram, another major phase of the project was

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will continue to shed a bit of the winter weight even after emerging.  We expect Grinder to average down to around 700 lbs for his summer weigh this year and Coola will be around 800 lbs. EnJoying the great outdoors After exiting the den, the first order of business was to find every single leaf of lettuce we spread around for them.Once that was taken care of, the next order of business was some fun

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Bears Enter Their upper pond habitat Bathtime! Today marked the bears' entrance to the upper 2.5 acres of their 5 acre habitat here at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife.  Both bears emerged from their hibernation den on April 19th this year after a 149-day hibernation period.  Since then, they have been hanging out in their smaller hibernation habitat while we set-up their

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